Sentence examples for benevolent souls from inspiring English sources
If my five nights taught me anything, it's that London is full of benevolent souls.
They supposedly have free will, meaning – like humans – they can decide if they want to be neutral, or good, or evil, pesky bastards, floating around, constantly on fire, whispering in ears and leading benevolent souls to ruin.
Dear Readers, you may post nasty comments at times, but deep down you're wonderfully benevolent, joyful souls — well, at least many of you who responded to last week's invitation to fill out a survey.
This benevolent old rheumy-eyed soul: so fond of the word "nigger," so aggressive in his lack of sympathy towards Africa, so brutal in his treatment of women.
It is revealed that his sister was taken by "walk-ins", benevolent spirit who save the souls of children doomed to live unhappy lives.
I had sold my soul to a benevolent deviltry, and, as I found out down the line, I got paid off in fate.
One of the goals of yoga is this union between the two, of individual soul with the Over Soul (as translated by Emerson) or the all pervading benevolent Universe.
The offerings were meant to soothe the deceased's soul and provide the living with "an active and benevolent ancestor," the art historian Elizabeth Childs-Johnson and the archaeologist Gu Fang write in the catalog for an exhibition, "Shang and Western Zhou Jades," at Throckmorton Fine Art (145 East 57th Street in Manhattan) through April 24.
The celebrated soul singer and mother of three recently extended her benevolent aspirations with Hennessy's "Wild Rabbit" campaign.
